Overview

# Overview Create and run asynchronous bulk jobs to retrieve company or contact data using entity IDs or search filters. This API is ideal for large data exports with a file-based CSV output. You can submit up to **10,000 entity IDs** in a single request. The API initiates an asynchronous job and returns a `jobId` to track its status and retrieve results using the Job Status API.

Quickstart

Follow these two steps to make a request and recognize a successful response.

curl --request POST \
  --url https://uapi.demandbase.com/data/b2b/v1/job \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $DB_API_KEY" \
  --header "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --data '{"jobName":"Company Fetch Bulk Job","jobType":"companyFetch","fields":["companyId","name"],"filters":[{"field":"companyId","values":["1","2","3"]}]}'

{
  "jobName": "Sample Bulk Job 2",
  "jobStatus": "accepted",
  "jobType": "companyFetch",
  "jobId": "3984c704-6c13-40de-bed4-84ba62b7fddd",
  "createdAt": "2025-06-09T20:39:51.431Z"
}

Request anatomy

Build the request from the method, path, parameters, and payload described below.

Parameters

This endpoint does not define additional parameters.

Request body

No fields are defined for this payload.

Response anatomy

The endpoint returns 202 for the documented success case. Bulk job created successfully

The response schema does not enumerate fields; inspect the example response and status code.

Rules

• Use POST with the path /job.
• Required inputs: No parameters are marked required in the published schema..
• Authenticate every request with a valid Demandbase access token.
• Send the request body as application/json.

Filters

This endpoint has no additional filters or parameters beyond its authentication requirements.

Errors

Handle non-success responses explicitly so your integration can report actionable failures.

Next steps

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